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Killarney Buses and Trains: The Full Route List

A complete index of public transport in Killarney: 14 routes, 641 journeys today, every one linked to its live timetable. Search covers every stop on every line.

14routes serving Killarney
641journeys today
7operators
143stops indexed

City buses 3

Routes running inside Killarney and its immediate suburbs.

Intercity coaches 1

Long-distance services linking Killarney with other cities and the airports.

Regional buses 8

Services connecting Killarney with the towns and countryside around it.

TFI Local Link 2

Rural connections serving smaller villages near Killarney.

280Waterville – Killarney TFI Local Link Kerry· 54 journeys todayTimetable soon
276Killarney – Dingle TFI Local Link Kerry· 18 journeys todayTimetable soon
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How the network is laid out

Almost every journey inside Killarney touches the same handful of streets, which is why the network looks the way it does. The 3 city routes fan out from the centre rather than crossing it, so a trip between two suburbs usually means changing in town.

14routes serving the city
641journeys today
7operators

Accessible travel

Most city buses serving Killarney are low-floor with a ramp and a wheelchair space. Coaches and rural minibuses vary far more, so contact the operator ahead for those. Rail assistance should be booked in advance where possible.

Fares and tickets

TFI services in Killarney take the Leap Card, and it is cheaper than paying cash. Private coach operators sell their own tickets, so a Leap will not cover an intercity journey.

  • Leap Card — tap on as you board; the fare is deducted automatically.
  • Cash — accepted on most services but at a higher fare, and exact change is often required.
  • Coach tickets — book directly with the operator, usually cheaper online than at the desk.

Rural connections

2 TFI Local Link services reach Killarney from the smaller towns and villages around it. These run a handful of times a day rather than hourly, and they are frequently the only public transport those places have.

Weekends and evenings

Weekend timetables in Killarney are lighter than weekday ones and Sunday is lighter again. Some routes on this page run Monday to Friday only. The journey counts shown are for today, so check the route page itself if you are planning for a different day.

Who runs the buses

7 operators serve Killarney, and they do not share ticketing. Knowing which company runs your route matters because it decides whether a Leap Card works.

OperatorRoutes hereCoverage
Bus Éireann6City
Bus Átha Cliath – Dublin Bus2Selected routes
TFI Local Link Kerry2Selected routes
Dublin Coach1Selected routes
Flight Link Limited1Selected routes
Gleneagle Hotel1Selected routes

How to use this page

1

Find the route

Search by number, stop, suburb or operator in the box above — the search covers every stop on every route listed.

2

Open its timetable

Each card links to the full schedule, with departures from any stop on the line.

3

Check the connection

If you need to change, the transfer tool on each route page shows what you can connect to.

The busiest routes today

Frequency varies enormously between routes here. These five carry the most journeys today, which usually means you can turn up without checking a timetable — the rest reward planning.

RouteWhere it goesOperatorJourneys
E1Ballywaltrim – NorthwoodBus Átha Cliath – Dublin B264
L12Ballywaltrim – Bray Dart StationBus Átha Cliath – Dublin B96
300Ennis/Killarney/Tralee – DublinDublin Coach84
280Waterville – KillarneyTFI Local Link Kerry54
270Killarney – Kenmare – SkibbereenBus Éireann25

Good to know

What happens if I miss my connection?
On separate tickets you have no protection — you buy again. That is the main argument for leaving a margin when you plan a change.
Is there a night service?
Overnight services are rare outside Dublin. Check the last departure carefully if you are out late.
Where is the main bus station?
The city’s stands and coach station are the hub for most services listed here, and the rail station is usually a short walk away.
Do I need to book a seat?
On city buses no — turn up and pay or tap. On intercity coaches booking is advisable, especially at weekends and on airport runs, because those services do sell out.